Resistencia educativa bidimensional en el establecimiento educativo terciario moderno de Ucrania
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Estado psicoemocional, resistencia, educación digital, pedagogía, competencia.Resumo
El presente artículo destaca los detalles de la resistencia como un fenómeno negativo de varios niveles en el entorno educativo de las instituciones de educación superior de Ucrania. Los factores más significativos de la aparición de resistencias se caracterizan como una reacción a la sobrecarga informativa y psicoemocional de un docente de educación superior y un marcador de su desgaste profesional. Empíricamente, se han aclarado los detalles y el mecanismo de experimentar resistencia por parte de los estudiantes de educación superior en Ucrania en la etapa actual. Los resultados de la encuesta anónima permitieron rastrear el espectro de situaciones en la educación que perturban e intensifican el sentimiento de resistencia en los estudiantes, para perfilar las emociones negativas que las acompañan. También se destaca el impacto de la digitalización de la educación en la efectividad de su trayectoria educativa individual. El estudio abrió una nueva perspectiva para estudiar las situaciones más problemáticas que causan resistencia entre los trabajadores científicos y pedagógicos de las instituciones de educación superior de Ucrania e impiden el establecimiento de una comunicación sin barreras con los estudiantes de educación en un ambiente mixto.Downloads
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